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A WBEZ analysis of nearly 450 pages of emails found that government lawyers blacked out portions of more than half the documents recently turned over to a legislative panel investigating the state’s inability to contain the waterborne illness.
A student organized town hall on gun violence attracted a crowd of more than 100 people to the Champaign Public Library Thursday night. The event was hosted by students from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and five area high schools.
The University of Illinois president told a panel of lawmakers Thursday that he'd like to maintain a freeze on tuition rates.
It was an appropriate week for the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s trade expert to address a gaggle of Nebraska farmers — even if their responses tended toward frustration.
On the 21st: Today we discussed the opioid epidemic affecting many newborn babies, who are born suffering withdrawal symptoms. Then, the recent tariffs placed on U.S. products by China and its implications for Illinois agriculture, such as soybeans and pork. Plus, the Dill Magazine and the potential of a continued interest in print publications.
